A Real Time Balanced and Secured Cloud Storage Model for Improving Accessing Efficiency of Big Data
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In today s digital age, data storage and retrieval are crucial.The
newlinemain goals of computer security are data availability, data
newlineintegrity, and data secrecy. Cloud storage is the only way to
newlinemeet this constant need for data from diverse devices worldwide
newline. The term quotBig Dataquot emerged as a result of this onslaught
newlineof massive volumes and various types of data flowing from
newlinenumerous devices like mobile phones, PDAs, IoT devices, client
newlinemachines, etc., at any time of the day and with varying velocities.
newlineBig data processing is complex since it depends on various tools
newlineand approaches, is expensive, and demands expertise. However,
newlineone issue with cloud computing is the potential for massive data
newlineduplication and fraudulent information. The issues that large
newlinebusinesses and service providers confront today include security
newlinebreaches, cost management, performance, migration, backups,
newlinesegmented usage, and adaptation. Such repetition also places a
newlinesignificant demand on storage spaces.
newlineThis thesis aims to propose a balanced and secure cloud
newlinestorage model for improving accessing efficiency of Big Data so
newlinethat these challenges can be minimised. A new SHA-256 based
newlineon a 64-bit architecture is proposed and used to calculate digital
newlinefingerprints of chunks of data stored in the INS database. Already
newlineexisting algorithms like MD5 and SHA-1 are used by various
newlineresearchers to solve the same, but these algorithms have collision
newlineissues in the case of big data. The unique identification of each
newlinechunk for such a vast volume and variety of data with extensive
newlineredundancy floating on the servers is complex, with existing
newlinealgorithms.
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newlineFlooding duplicate data decreases access efficiency and
newlineincreases the cost of maintaining these servers. It also increases
newlinethe requirement of the number of servers and the transfer of
newlineload between them, which leads to challenging migration and
newlinesecurity issues. Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) frequently use
newlinedata deduplication techniques to get rid of duplicate data to
newlinesave storage. Depending on the cloud solution being